Annabel Allum - The EPs All That For What Sorry Im Not Perceptible

Review by Lauren Clover

Annabel Allum's latest album, The EPs All That For What Sorry Im Not Perceptible, is a breath of fresh air in the indie rock scene. The EPs, released as a compilation, showcase Allum's ability to create catchy, upbeat tracks that are simultaneously introspective and relatable.

The album opens with "Rich Backgrounds", a track that sets the tone for the rest of the EPs with its driving guitar riffs and Allum's raw, emotive vocals. "Eat Greens" and "Rascal" follow suit, with their infectious hooks and clever lyrics.

Allum's songwriting shines on tracks like "Beat the Birds" and "You Got It Wrong", where she tackles themes of heartbreak and self-discovery with a maturity beyond her years. Her unique perspective and honest approach make these tracks stand out in a crowded genre.

The EPs close with the title track, "Sorry I'm Not Perceptible", a stripped-down ballad that showcases Allum's vulnerability and range as a vocalist. It's a fitting end to an album that balances energy and emotion so well.

Summary by Lauren Clover

The EPs All That For What Sorry Im Not Perceptible is a must-listen for fans of indie rock and anyone looking for a fresh voice in the genre. Annabel Allum is a talent to watch, and this album is a testament to her skill as a songwriter and performer.